Sentence examples for in addition to the rather from inspiring English sources
At these places, where in addition to the rather dizzying variety of lash lengths and textures that can be yours, you can buy tiny ornaments to affix to the lashes.
No restrictions were made because characteristics of sustainability require consideration of dynamic word types related to action in addition to the rather static aspects represented by nouns.
As we enter this new, slightly different age of "efficiency as performance" (sounds weird, doesn't it?), I predict we'll be seeing a lot more of this "greening" in addition to the rather symbolic changes we've been seeing lately.
In addition to the rather standard relational database approach to keep duplication of identical data records to a minimum, thesaurus-based technology was developed with the University of Rotterdam to enable the abstraction of "concepts" from text.
In addition to the rather trivial report of the competitive advantage of big fish in big ponds (particularly because of the advantage of size for laboratories in this field), we use measurements of scientific performance to identify "catching up" strategies that the smallest fish use in this system.
In the second section, different arboviruses such as bluetongue, West Nile, chikungunya, and dengue are discussed in addition to the rather unknown Usutu virus.
In addition to the often rather specialized foliage-gleaning birds such as warblers, dietary preferences of some tree trunk gleaners such as Dendrocopos major (great spotted woodpecker) and Sitta europaea (European nuthatch) might further enhance herbivory control, as they have also been found to glean caterpillars off leaves [36].
We have demonstrated that in addition to the previously rather well characterised induction of genes for many ER proteins or secretion related proteins also other types of responses exist.
In addition to the large thermopower, a rather low thermal conductivity of 0.825 W m−1 K−1 at 873 K has been observed.
This paper will provide general description of droughts in addition to the regional methodological approaches with rather simple but innovative manner.
In the UK, the directive has been addressed by introducing an acuity standard of 6/12 in addition to the existing number-plate test rather than replacing it.
